Fiji News
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TLTB Chair Defends CEO Amid Defamation Claims Over Retirement Benefits
in Fiji NewsTLTB’s governance chair steps in to defend the CEO amid online criticism, asserting that retirement-benefit decisions were policy-driven and fairly administered. He dismisses the allegations as false and defamatory, underscoring a commitment to transparency in governance.
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FNPF Clarifies Medical Withdrawals for Childbirth: Only Life-Threatening Emergencies Qualify
in Fiji NewsFNPF has clarified that medical withdrawals for childbirth are only for severe, life-threatening emergencies backed by specialist documentation. Routine maternity costs, including elective caesareans, aren’t covered, and approved payments go directly to medical facilities. The update aims to improve claim accuracy and protect members’ retirement savings.
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Fiji’s Women Entrepreneurs Ride Financing Momentum Under WE Finance Initiative
in Fiji NewsNew momentum is building for Fiji’s women-led businesses as financing and digital inclusion open new doors. A regional initiative is reshaping access to capital and the path for women entrepreneurs.
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Fiji family mourns mother killed in Sydney stabbing
in Fiji NewsGrief travels across oceans as a Nakini family grapples with the sudden death of Anaseini Nai Waqavuki in Australia. A mother who left Fiji in 2018 to give her children a better life now faces a future without her. As relatives seek answers and prepare for a farewell, the community remembers a life defined by…
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Arrest Made in Suva’s Millers Wharf Robbery as Police Hunt for Accomplices
in Fiji NewsAuthorities are on the trail of several suspects after an early-morning waterfront robbery in Suva. A security guard was threatened and a safe vanished in the chaos, with reports of a swift escape. Police say the investigation is ongoing as they follow new leads.
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Late penalty seals South Africa’s AFCON knockout berth in thriller against Zimbabwe
in Fiji NewsAn electrifying Africa Cup of Nations clash in Marrakech kept fans on the edge as South Africa and Zimbabwe traded goals in a tense showdown. A dramatic late twist changed the momentum and left the story far from over.
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Fiji FCCC Halts New Electricity Tariffs for 21-Day Public Consultation
in Fiji NewsAn anticipated electricity tariff change has been paused for a 21-day public consultation. Regulators emphasize transparency and invite input from consumers, businesses, and community groups as they reassess the proposal and its potential impact.
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Lami Robbery: Police Probe After Overnight Heist at Local Fishing Business
in Fiji NewsAn early-morning robbery in Lami has investigators chasing multiple suspects after a substantial sum was taken from a local fishing business. Police say the case is active and they’re working to recover the funds as security concerns for local businesses come into focus.
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Akuila Momo Returns to Coral Coast 7s with Mike Friday Select 7s
in Fiji NewsAkuila Momo is back in action for Fiji’s Coral Coast 7s, named to Mike Friday’s Select 7s squad for Sigatoka. Fresh off last year’s Campese Serevi Medal-winning form, his pace, power, and tenacity could light up Lawaqa Park. With the Coral Coast event fast approaching, the weekend promises unforgettable moments on home soil.
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Faith Over Institutions: All Nations Christian Fellowship Opens 2025 Conference in Lautoka
in Fiji NewsThousands gathered for a transformative four-day youth conference, culminating in a powerful international gathering. A stirring sermon urged attendees to anchor their confidence in God and their faith, highlighting a thriving, united move toward spiritual growth.
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Marine Structures Expands Pacific Footprint with Floating Jetties in Fiji
in Fiji NewsAustralian marine specialist Marine Structures is expanding across the Pacific, blending floating designs with traditional jetties through strategic partnerships. With a focus on Fiji, local manufacturing and on-site teams are part of plans to build durable, low-maintenance marinas that are kind to ecosystems and communities.
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Drunk Driving and Speeding Crackdown: Police Seek Safer Roads
in Fiji NewsA worrying uptick in dangerous driving has authorities tightening patrols and signaling tougher enforcement ahead. As alcohol-impaired driving and speeding rise, officials stress the urgency of safer choices on the road.
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Five-Year Ministry Reports Headed to Parliament for Scrutiny
in Fiji NewsFive years of annual reports are now complete, offering a transparent snapshot of programs, projects, and spending. Strengthened governance and financial controls take center stage as audits and parliamentary review approach.
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Egypt Rest Stars in AFCON 2025 Goalless Draw With Angola
in Fiji NewsA goalless stalemate leaves Group B in limbo as Egypt rest their stars and Angola’s hopes hang by a thread. With Salah and Marmoush watching from the bench, the action shifted late but no goals flew in.
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Fiji urged to broaden public input before electricity tariff decisions
in Fiji NewsPublic concerns are rising over how Fiji’s electricity tariff discussions are being opened to the public. Kini Marawa of Diabetes Fiji argues that brief awareness booths don’t truly engage the community and calls for a transparent, time-sensitive process that genuinely reflects the voices of families, small businesses, and vulnerable households.
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Botitu Dazzles as Castres Soar Past Lyon in Top 14
in Fiji NewsTwo Fiji stars lit up a gripping Top 14 clash as Castres edged Lyon. Botitu’s all‑round brilliance and Wainiqolo’s scoring spark delivered a standout performance that kept the pressure on until the final whistle. A night that underscored the growing influence of Fiji players in French rugby.
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Rewa FC Rebuilds After Six Departures Ahead of 2026 OFC Pro League
in Fiji NewsRewa FC enters a bold rebuild after the departure of six senior players, just ahead of Fiji’s inaugural OFC Professional League. The Tigers are counting on academy talents and squad depth, turning a setback into a chance to reinvent the club’s future. With a storied history of developing talent, all eyes will be on how…
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Fiji Targets Tier-One Officiating as Referees Lead the Charge
in Fiji NewsFiji’s rugby leadership is aiming higher as the nation targets tier-one status and a historic Nations Championship. A recent awards night spotlighted a push for faster, higher-standard match officiating and a stronger pathway for younger referees, seen as essential to Fiji’s rise on the world stage.
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Tree of Hope Drive Sparks Joy Across Fiji’s Western Division
in Fiji NewsGenerosity meets healthcare as the Tree of Hope Drive brings joy to vulnerable children, with gifts and heartfelt moments shared by hospital teams. A season of compassion that shines beyond medicine, creating smiles and lasting memories for all involved.
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Mick Byrne Makes Fiji Home, Shapes Flying Fijians
in Fiji NewsFrom Sydney to Fiji, Mick Byrne’s life and coaching are being reshaped by Vuvale, village ties, and a bold Drua project. His approach blends resilience, culture, and a new sense of home to redefine the Flying Fijians’ path forward.
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Deborah Bulai Launches GoFundMe to Equip Fiji’s Hammer Throwers
in Fiji NewsPacific Games hammer throw champion Deborah Bulai is turning her triumph into support for Fiji’s next generation. Now coaching and rallying resources through a GoFundMe, she’s helping local athletes access modern equipment and the chance to compete on the world stage.